Jurox

Aminoplex Injection is a vitamin and amino acid injection supplement for use in cattle, horses, dogs and cats as an aid in the treatment of debilitated animals and a supplement for working animals.

Product Information:

Active Constituents:

thiamine hydrochloride 20 mg; riboflavine 5 mg; pyridoxine hydrochloride 20 mg;
nicotinamide 60 mg;
dexpanthenol 20 mg;
cyanocobalamin 200 microgram;
choline bitartrate 5 mg; inositol 10 mg;
dl-methionine 20 mg;
l-lysine hydrochloride 20 mg;
glycine 20 mg;
l-arginine hydrochloride 20 mg;

Indications:

A vitamin and amino acid supplement for cattle, horses, dogs and cats.

Indicated for debilitated animals and as a working aid supplement.

Directions for Use:

To be used by, or under the supervision of, a registered veterinary surgeon.

By intramuscular or intravenous injection.

Horses and Cattle:

1-2 mL/100 kg body weight

Dogs and Cats:

0.25-1 mL/10 kg body weight

Withholding Period:

0 days

Dermaclens Spray aids in the removal of necrotic tissue, coagulum and debris from wounds. Promotes healing and regeneration of tissue in cattle, horses, dogs and cats.
Indications :
Treatment of chapped teats, udder lesions and black spot in dairy cows and wounds in cattle, horses, dogs and cats.

Precautions:
 Ensure that all residues are removed from the udder or teats prior to milking by washing with soapy water and drying the teat thoroughly.

Withholding Periods: Nil.

Lectade Sachets when reconstituted as directed provide an oral rehydration therapy containing a balanced mixture of glucose, glycine and electrolytes with the added advantage of being a non-antibiotic oral supportive treatment.

Once diluted Lectade Solution is isotonic, ensuring glucose and glycine are actively absorbed by the intestinal tract, causing water and sodium to be absorbed simultaneously with these nutrients and resulting in a high degree of rehydration in scouring and dehydrated animals.

Where specific disease control (i.e. antibiotic therapy) is indicated, it can be administered in conjunction with Lectade Solution.

Indicated for:

• Diarrhoea
• Dehydration (simple or associated with diseases such as canine parvovirus and feline panleucopaenia)
• Post travelling stress and dehydration
• Post-surgical or disease convalescence
  
• Concomitant treatment of viral or bacterial scours

Directions for Use:

For oral treatment only.

Sections A and B must always be used together when preparing Lectade Solution.

Add the contents of section A and B of one Lectade Sachet to 2 litres of warm water, stir until dissolved.

To make 500 mL of Lectade Solution: using a 5 mL medicine spoon add 1 level spoonful of section A and 3 heaped spoonfuls of section B to 500 mL warm water, stir until dissolved, store remainder of powder in a dry place.

Most dogs find Lectade Solution palatable and will drink it voluntarily. Palatability for cats is variable.

Lectade Solution may also be administered orally via syringe.

Continue treatment for 1 to 2 days after the animal appears clinically recovered and is feeding normally.

Dosage Guide:

Dogs
Miniature - 125 mL, 2 to 3 times daily
Medium - 500 mL, 2 to 3 times daily
Small - 250 mL, 2 to 3 times daily
Large - 750 mL, 2 to 3 times daily

Cats
125 mL, 2 to 3 times daily

Foals
1-2 L, 2 to 3 times daily
Give by drenching bottle or stomach tube

Calves
1 L/10 kg bodyweight daily, divided into 2 or more doses
1.5 L/10 kg bodyweight daily initially if dehydration is severe, divided into 3 or more doses
Scouring Calves: As soon as signs of scours are seen withdraw milk or milk replacer and feed the required dose of Lectade Solution for 2 days. For the next 2 days return to feeding milk at half the rate and, either separate to or mixed with, an equal amount of prepared Lectade Solution. Return to full milk feeding thereafter
Bought-in or Stressed Calves: Feed 2 L of Lectade Solution instead of milk as the first feed on arrival. For the next feed use 1 L milk or milk replacer mixed with 1 L Lectade Solution. Return to full milk feeding thereafter. Adequate colostrum must be fed to calves within 48 hours of birth.

Pigs
A litter of 1 week old piglets will consume approximately 2-3 L per day
A weaner pig will consume approximately 1-2 L per day.
Lectade solution should be made available for 4 days. If there has been some improvement after 4 days, but the scour has not cleared completely, treatment may be continued for up to 8 days in total.
Suckling Piglets: Immediately scour symptoms show, fresh Lectade solution made up as directed should be made available, in a cube drinker or similar clean vessel, to the whole litter.
Weaned Pigs: If these pigs are showing signs of scour, make fresh Lectade solution available in a suitable clean vessel, cube drinker, trough or drum with nipple drinker

Lambs
150 mL of Lectade solution 3 times daily is a suitable dosage regimen. Lectade solution made up as directed should be administered orally to scouring or dehydrated neonatal lambs by drenching bottle or stomach tube

Withholding Period: Nil

Pack size: Sold as single 64g sachets. If you wish to purchase a box, there are 12 sachets in a box.

LICE 'N' SIMPLE is a pour-on solution for the control of biting lice on horses. It provides effective control of biting lice Werneckiella (Bovicola) equi on horses, with a single treatment.

LICE 'N' SIMPLE Pour On Lousicide is an insect growth regulator (IGR), not a knock-down insecticide, therefore it does not kill the lice. It stops the nymphs from becoming breeding adults. It controls biting lice (W. equi) by preventing the development of immature lice in the coat and those which hatch from eggs. 

LICE 'N' SIMPLE contains the insect growth regulator triflumuron, which interferes with insect chitin synthesis and acts primarily against immature lice, causing death by rupturing the malformed cuticle and/or by insect starvation.

Use LICE’N’SIMPLE Pour-On Equine Lousicide as a single treatment — one application effectively controls biting lice by stopping immature lice from developing into adults. It produces a rapid decline in lice numbers with trial data demonstrating lice control 7 weeks post treatment.

Directions for Use:
Dose horse at 1 mL/10 kg bodyweight. Do not under dose. Using the measuring cup provided, apply in a single continuous strip down the middle of the backline from the poll to the highest point of the rump. In particular, ensure good coverage to the roots of the mane. Do not hose the horse for at least 72 hours after treatment. Treatment during the hottest part of the day is not recommended.

Composition:
Triflumuron 25 g/L.

Description:
Colourless liquid.

Precautions:
Use with caution on horses with existing dermatitis or broken skin.

Withholding Periods:
Meat 28 days.

SIZE:
100mL

Popantel Allwormer Tablets for Dogs are designed for the control of Roundworm, Whipworm, Hookworm, Tapeworm and the Hydatid Tapeworm in dogs.

Popantel Dosage and Treatment Frequency for Dogs:

Give one tablet per 10kg bodyweight. Dosage should be rounded up to the nearest quarter tablet.

Roundworms and Hookworms: Treat at 2, 4, 8 and 12 weeks of age and then every 3 months.

Whipworms: Treat every 6 to 8 week after 3 months of age.

Pregnant and lactating bitches: Treat at mating, before whelping and then every 3 months.

Hydatid Tapeworms: Dogs in hydatid areas should be treated every 6 weeks. Dogs should not be fed offal from any species.

Other Tapeworms: Treat every 3 months, and treat your dog regularly to control fleas.

Pack size: 4 tablets.

Vytrate is a non-antibiotic supportive treatment for scouring or dehydrated calves, lambs, pigs & piglets, foals, dogs, and cats. Vytrate reduces scour duration and severity by replacing lost fluids and electrolytes.

Active Constituents:
Each duo sachet contains:
• 44.61 g Glucose
• 8.58 g Sodium Chloride
• 6.18 g Glycine
• 4.08 g Potassium Phosphate Monobasic
• 0.48 g Citric Acid Monohydrate
• 0.12 g Potassium Citrate

Indications:
A non-antibiotic supportive treatment for scouring or dehydrated calves, pigs, dogs, cats, lambs and foals. A suitable first feed for bought in or stressed calves and pigs. Actively fights the dehydration that kills. Vytrate reduces scour duration and severity, replaces lost fluids and electrolytes.

Dosage:
Reconstitution/ Dilution
Sections 1 and 2 must be used together.
Add the contents of section 1 and section 2 to 2 litres of warm water. Stir until dissolved.
To prepare 500 mL, add 1 level 5 mL medicine spoonful of powder from section 1 and 3 heaped spoonfuls of powder from section 2. Refrigerate remaining solution after use and use within 24 hours. Prepare fresh solution daily.

Foals:
Administer solution, made up as directed, orally to scouring or dehydrated foals by drenching using a bottle or stomach tube. As a guide, 1 to 2 litres of fresh Vytrate solution 2 to 3 times daily, depending on bodyweight and severity of the symptoms, has been reported as a suitable dosage regimen for neonatal foals.

Cats, Dogs:
Vytrate solution, reconstituted as directed, should be made available to diarrhoeic or dehydrated animals as supportive therapy following specific treatment for the conditions described.
Many dogs find Vytrate palatable and will drink the solution voluntarily. Palatability for cats is variable. Vytrate may also be administered orally via dosage syringe. Treatment should be continued for 1 to 2 days after the animal appears clinically recovered and is feeding normally. As a guide, the following dosage regimens of prepared Vytrate solution are recommended:-
Cats, miniature dogs (<5 kg):   125 mL 2-3 times daily
Small dogs (5 – 10 kg):   250 mL 2-3 times daily
Medium dogs (11 – 20 kg):   500 mL 2-3 times daily
Large dogs (>20 kg):    750 mL 2- 3 times daily

Calves:
Bought-in or Stressed Calves (not scouring):
Feed 2 litres of diluted solution, made up as above, as the first feed on arrival.
For the next scheduled feed, use 1 litre diluted solution at the same time as, but not mixed with, milk or milk replacer. Thereafter, feed normal diet.
Scouring Calves:
Feed 1 to 1.5 litres of diluted solution per 10 kg bodyweight daily, divided into two or more daily doses.
If scouring is established or severe, causing dehydration, the higher dose should be used initially and fed in three or four divided doses. 2 litres of diluted solution given morning and night will be adequate in many cases. Replace with fresh solution every 24 hours. To maintain adequate energy and nutrient intake, milk feeding should continue as normal during periods of scouring. Diluted solution should be given between these milk feeds.

• Fresh drinking water should be available at all times.
• Keep feeding utensils clean and avoid overfeeding.
• Normal feeding should be resumes after the course of treatment.
• Many scouring problems can be avoided by feeding adequate colostrum early in the calf’s life.
• Seek veterinary advice if blood is present or if scours persist beyond four days.

Pigs:
Suckling Piglets:
Make available solution made up as directed to the whole litter in a cube drinker or similar clean vessel as soon as scour symptoms show. A litter of 1 week old piglets will consume approximately 2-3 litres per day. The amount consumed will increase with the age of the piglets. Piglets may be dosed individually, by giving 20 to 30 mL diluted solution 3 or 4 times a day, taking care to avoid choking. Take care to ensure that piglets are not left without diluted solution, drinking water, or sow’s milk.
Check the supply of solution every 12 hours and replenish if necessary.
Weaned Pigs
Scouring weaned pigs should have fresh diluted solution available in a suitable clean vessel. Restrict solid feed intake for one or two days, but continue to supply fresh drinking water.
As a general guide, weaners will consume 1-2 litres/ weaner/ day.

Duration of treatment (all pigs):
Diluted solution should be made available for 4 days, but if the scour has not cleared completely, treatment may be continued for up to 8 days in total. If there is no sign of improvement, consult a veterinary surgeon.
Periods of stress:
For the 2 to 3 days following any period of stress (e.g. weaning, transport), Vytrate will help to increase fluid and electrolyte consumption and absorption, so minimising any possible setback. As diluted solution is extremely palatable and excessive drinking may occur, diluted solution at half the strength recommended above may be used, for this indication only. Replace with fresh solution every 24 hours.

Sheep:
Scouring Lambs:
Give 150 to 200 mL fresh diluted solution 2 to 4 times daily as required. The solution should be adjusted to body heat and given via a feeding bottle and teat. The lamb should also suck the ewe.
If bottle-fed, to maintain adequate energy and nutrient intake, milk feeding should continue as normal during period of scouring. Solution should be given between these milk feeds.

Note:
When specific disease control (i.e. antibiotic therapy) is indicated, it can be administered in conjunction with Vytrate. Stressed and scouring animals requiring rehydration are at risk of multiple organ dysfunction. It is strongly recommended that veterinary advice is sought when considering treating dehydrated animals.

Withholding Period(s):
Meat: Zero (0) days

Trade Advice (ESI):
Zero (0) days

Pack Size: Box of 12 x 64g sachets